Mr Ang'Phuz Utshwala

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HALF A MILLION RAND. Raised by ordinary South Africans. Thank you to everyone who donated and stood behind SACR. Your support is helping drive accountability, public participation, and citizen-led action. The campaign remains open as we continue the work ahead. #AccountabilityMatters #Constitution #parliament

2026 history is written 🔥🔥🔥 May God protect 🙏 this man Phakelumthakathi.

Wake up Mzansi

This woman, Lineo Nkhoua, paid her daughter Maletsatsi Ngouwa a stipend of R6000 per month as a SAPS "intern", while she was a full time student, by the persal number of a deceased person. After graduating, her daughter was immediately appointed as a warrant officer.

Lelizwe Lizolunga 🤞🏾🔥

Tender was awarded to Zimbabwean contractors, and he also employed his people. Meaning the municipality has awarded a tender to the foreign contractors.

Well done my brother you love your country.🇿🇦🙏🏽

Another March in Humansdorp, Eastern Cape🔥🔥✊️Abahambe. Illegal foreigners must GO‼️

I can confirm that I have received the documents containing detailed information on foreign nationals employed at South Africa's public universities. According to the records, by 2025 there were more than 7,000 foreign academics employed across public universities, with Zimbabwean nationals accounting for 27% and Nigerians 14% of the total. The University of Johannesburg employed the highest number, with more than 1,400 foreign academics. I am currently reviewing the extensive documentation and will publish a detailed article with a full breakdown soon. Special thanks to Chairperson Hon. Letsie, MP, for authorizing the Secretary of the Portfolio Committee on Higher Education to share the documents, making this important information accessible for public scrutiny and reporting.

"if the government doesn't have the Budget we as South African we can mobilize, One home, One bag of Cement, one block and all this men can go to the border, we have engeeners here, we have architect... We can build that border with zero budget from the Gvt" - Phakel'umthakathi

WhatsApp messages from 2021, which form part of documents before the Madlanga Commission, show Major General Feroz Khan drafting a series of questions that were later revised and incorporated into a letter sent by former EFF Member of Parliament Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi to the Minister of Police on 17 June 2021. The commission records indicate that the questions originated in Khan's WhatsApp exchanges before being adapted and submitted in official correspondence on EFF letterhead.

Madlanga Commission Evidence Shows Feroz Khan Drafted Questions About Convicted Drug Lord Timmy Marimuthu's Alleged Links to Crime Intelligence, Julius Malema Followed Up and Mbuyiseni Ndlozi Later Sent Them to Police Minister Bheki Cele Major General Feroz Khan's WhatsApp conversations with Carnilinx tobacco company figure Mohamed "Mo" Sayed have emerged as part of evidence before the Madlanga Commission, showing Khan drafting questions that were later revised and formally submitted by former EFF MP Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi to then Police Minister Bheki Cele. The exchanges form part of documents released from devices seized from Khan and made public through commission records. A WhatsApp extract dated June 11, 2021, shows Sayed sending messages referring to a truck load and "Remington Gold Number 2 Mo" before Khan responded with a list titled "Questions for IG." Khan's draft asked whether Inspector-General of Intelligence Imtiaz Fazel was close to convicted drug dealer Timmy Mariemuthoo, whether he took instructions from him, what gratification he received, and how long he had allegedly been a captured public servant. Further exchanges from the commission bundle show Sayed forwarding Khan a screenshot of a conversation involving EFF leader Julius Malema. Messages attributed to Malema included references to "Questions to Minister of Police" and a correction changing "drag" to "drug lord." Malema also asked, "When is it going to be fired off to them?" to which a response stated, "Tomorrow" alongside prayer emojis. The records show Khan reacting positively to the developments, replying, "Excellent bro Thanks" and "Let's go to War." He also suggested corrections, stating, "They must fix up the spelling of Drug in paragraph 1," and later wrote, "Yes bro This should get him to lie And in return we can ask for his removal coz he lied." Additional messages exchanged between Khan and Sayed included personal remarks and expressions of support. The questions later appeared in a formal letter dated June 17, 2021, on EFF letterhead and signed by Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi. Titled "RE: QUESTIONS ABOUT MINISTER'S RELATIONSHIP WITH DRUG LORD TIMMY MARIMUTHU AND CRIME INTELLIGENCE MATTERS," the letter asked Minister Bheki Cele about any relationship with Timmy Marimuthu, discussions concerning Crime Intelligence matters, and allegations involving former President Jacob Zuma and Major General Khan. The documents forms part of public court records linked to Khan's abandoned interdict applications. The Commission released the full bundle after Khan withdrew attempts to block access to the devices. Khan is expected to testify before the Commission from July 1, 2026, regarding these and other matters, including allegations relating to drug bust interference and gold dealings.

This child found pills in an packet of chips she bought,She attends Uphaphazi Primary school in Mtubatuba. This is what Ramaphosa wants our kids to be subjected to by allowing illegal Foreigners to stay in our country #Abahambe Mashaba #MadlangaCommission

We are eating nonsense shame.

Dear Ngizwe Mchunu God has answered your prayers, get your lawyers ready! You have apologised. The EFF leader is linked to a cartel, he is more of a criminal than an ordinary South African citizen like you. Your remarks didn’t have any proof, hence he has a case against you, you were just a punching bag he wanted to hit in order to relieve his stress. He is in hot water.

Please repost until he is found

Thapelo Horward (19) is missing, last seen in Theunissen Free State. Please repost until he is found

I wish I had money to look for them ndibase on a very beautiful restaurant.❤️🇿🇦‼️ love is beautiful 😍

I’m so proud of our men for not allowing our home to be taken away so soon after we’ve barely just got it back 🇿🇦. Reality is, other men fled their countries when it needed them the most & it’s shameful. Witnessing this further proves just how RESILIENT South Africans are ✊🏾🔥

The situation has started at high speed in Mpumalanga Middelburg, where people have stormed an area they say is linked to drugs and foreign nationals. #Madlanga #Monaco #Tito #Khan